The Question #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAgainst a blood-red sky churning with dark smoke, the faceless Question stands center-cover in military fatigues and a white scarf, flanked by armed soldiers in blue helmets — an image that speaks directly to this issue's title, "The Peacemaker." Denys Cowan's cover art carries a raw, unsettling tension, with the Question's blank visage looming above the armed figures in a way that feels anything but reassuring. The O'Neil–Cowan–Jones team was doing some of the most thoughtful, mature-readers work in mainstream comics in 1989, and this issue looks to be no exception.
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A Vietnam Vet dedicated to pacifism is set on the path of war again in the hell that is Hub City.
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